The Brain and Brand Show

Timothy catches up with a banker who is an outsider in Cape Town. And in light of the recent letter penned by Tinyiko Ngwenya about why she left Cape Town, he wanted to speak to Sbusiso Khumalo about why he is staying in Cape Town, and how he deals with the social imbalance.

Timothy shares a story about the power of image and form, which he learned after attending the Emmy Awards with a Zulu Prince - neither had tickets to get in.

Timothy speaks to two psychologists - Aleeshah Nujjoo and Charlene Omrawo, co-founders of Move Consulting, about how they are embarking on making sure employees in the workplace thrive at their highest psychological level. They even sit Timothy down and assess his wacky mind... see if you agree with their assessment!

Timothy unpacks with Kate Emmerson how to make your dream of publishing a book come true.

Timothy shares a story about his accidental eye contact moment with former US President Bill Clinton, and then unpacks the art and psychology of eye contact and how it could be the skill you need to thrive in your career.

Timothy shares his experience with Oprah and how a brief conversation with her changed his life about building and sharing your influence.

Timothy explores the science of surprise and shares a story about how he got surprised at the taping of Trevor Noah’s Daily Show. He also explores how you can use surprise in your brand strategy to build more loyal consumers.

Timothy Maurice shares a conversation he had in New York with Attorney Maushami Chetty, about how Influencers need to think about the legal side of thriving as an influencer (from contracts to all legal agreements) to protect their influence potential. We are all influencers and it’s getting serious!

In Part 3 of this 3-part series Timothy speaks to Neuroscientist Dr Tara Swart about tips and ideas to boost your brain power to become a better traveler and a more agile leader.

Timothy speaks to another inspiring and innovative entrepreneur in New York, Kalle Simpson, who left North Carolina to pursue her entrepreneurial goals. Kalle is co-founder of a lifestyle beauty company, built around the enhancing power of a pillow. He also speaks to co-founder Isaac Oppenheimer and associate Tenlie Mourning about their relationship with pillows and the business of pillows.